By scaling data collection, our ability to unlock solutions to environmental issues is only limited by our ability to ask the right questions.
Adventure Scientists Volunteer on BBC World Service
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Our Uinta Carnivore Survey continues to capture attention through the success of the accompanying short documentary film, "Running Wild"––this time from clear across the Atlantic.
BBC World Service recently spoke with ultra runner Craig Lloyd who covered hundreds of miles for the project in Utah's mountains, setting up camera traps to watch for additional sightings of an unexpected visitor to the area––a wild wolverine. Hear Craig share the (quite literal) ups and downs of the experience with listeners in the UK and around the world. |
Craig Lloyd ran through the Uinta mountains, setting camera traps for our Uinta Carnivore Survey. Photo by Garrett Smith @DirtMyth
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Current Projects & Volunteer Opportunities
Whatever your preferred form of outdoor adventuring, there are projects that need your skills and spirit.
We screen our projects to ensure each one targets an environmental challenge where data is the limiting factor
and to ensure our skilled adventurers are the right volunteers for the job. Learn more and find out how to get involved!
We screen our projects to ensure each one targets an environmental challenge where data is the limiting factor
and to ensure our skilled adventurers are the right volunteers for the job. Learn more and find out how to get involved!
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Video: Adventure Scientists in Action
Learn more about what we do in this short documentary about our work with scientist Abby Barrows, produced by PeoplesTV for our long-time supporter, the Simons Foundation.
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